Giving Earth a Voice: Why We Must Listen

I often wonder--if the earth could speak, what would she say?

Would she whisper gently , like a soft puff of air , or would she bellow out in floods and wildfires, desperately hoping for someone to hear her out? Only for me to realise that she has been speaking all along. We just haven't been listening closely enough.This blog is my way of giving our earth a voice.  
I'm not here because I have all the answers , but because I have too many questions that need answering. Why are our forests vanishing? Why are our oceans struggling to survive? Why are animals we used to see everyday ending up in history books? The earth is crying out for help , but for some reason it seems like we all have got noise cancelling headphones on. I think it's time we take off those headphones and tune in. 
Here, I will share the earth's stories honestly-- from the pollution in our cities to the melting glaciers in the mountains. I'm also going to share how we can help stop the disasters striking our home, our earth. I'm here to write for the planet that doesn't get a say in our actions but is affected by every single one of them.
This isn't just a blog, it's a voice for the voiceless.
I invite you to join me as a listener , because the earth is speaking and it's time we began tuning in.

- The Voice of the Earth 

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  1. Heal Her HereMay 22, 2025 at 9:32 PM

    very intriguing and imapctful

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  2. Heal Her HereMay 22, 2025 at 9:32 PM

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  3. NehaMay 25, 2025 at 9:13 AM

    This topic is been generalised very much these days. But this piece of work has a true and a genuine meaning. I had to take a moment to appreciate this. Very commendable. You have done a wonderful job of also spreading awareness.

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  4. Sanjoy GanguliJune 9, 2025 at 7:40 AM

    Great that you are bringing awareness to this important issue. Well done!

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  5. BaliJune 10, 2025 at 1:29 AM

    Beautifully said about Mother Earth. It is up to us to create and embrace systems that protect and nurture her. By doing so, we not only reduce the challenges she faces but also ensure a peaceful, sustainable life for ourselves in harmony with nature.

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